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is coming after we raise 600 billion in taxes. what does the president say? well, let's not do the spending cuts, which we are counting on to keep it down to 7 trillion. instead to raise taxes, which we already proven does not solve the problem. you have to have a pretty good sense of humor to like it that seriously. lou: and to look at you have to have a pretty good sense of humor to put this in context of the history of this president and fiscal issues. does not pose for the budget. the senate has not passed one commend the president of the united states said this back in 2011. november 41st. already, he said, some in congress are trying to undo these automatic spending cuts, much like he did today at 115 eastern time. my message to them back in 2011, no, i will be there through any effort to get rid of automatic spending cuts to domestic and defense spending said the break president at that point. your reaction? >> that was president obama circa 2011. candid obama in a debate set sequester is just not going to happen. did not explain how. president obama c
is coming after we raise 600 billion in taxes. what does the president say? well, let's not do the spending cuts, which we are counting on to keep it down to 7 trillion. instead to raise taxes, which we already proven does not solve the problem. you have to have a pretty good sense of humor to like it that seriously. lou: and to look at you have to have a pretty good sense of humor to put this in context of the history of this president and fiscal issues. does not pose for the budget. the...
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. >> close those tax loopholes and now-- >> tax loophole. >> there are plenty of tax loopholes under simpson-bowles. >> come on, that's a dollar to a dollar. >> no, it's not. >> you know what, david, it's a drug to the liberals, it's like crack and heroin, they cannot control themselves, they get their power by taxing and spending and taxing and spending. >> a great guy, he's got to come to our side here, come on, lanny. >> saying nice things about me, but thank you, david. thank you. >> sean: all right, you guys, i think he we just solved the the problem. still ahead tonight, a local newspaper releases the names of lawful gun owners and then hires armed guards to protect its place of business. sounds pretty hypocritical, huh? speaking of hipocracy, we'll take a look at hollywood made billions off the violence of handguns in their movies and now calling for stricter condition control and the absurd new laws that you may have to follow come 2013. >> and two days into the new year and liberal celebrities of hollywood are back the at it. this time touting an anti-gun message in a youtub
. >> close those tax loopholes and now-- >> tax loophole. >> there are plenty of tax loopholes under simpson-bowles. >> come on, that's a dollar to a dollar. >> no, it's not. >> you know what, david, it's a drug to the liberals, it's like crack and heroin, they cannot control themselves, they get their power by taxing and spending and taxing and spending. >> a great guy, he's got to come to our side here, come on, lanny. >> saying nice things...
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, no he raised taxes. did ronald reagan raise or lower taxes? >> he cut the highest tax rates. you want to look at rates from 70% to 28%. now, is that a good enough tax cut for you? >> eric: what happened? >> we had great growth. when the tax cuts took effect, we phased in the tax cuts but when they took effect, it went like a rocket ship. we had 7.35% in 1983 and 5 1/2 in 1984. >> eric: and the tax receipts increase? >> there is some guys curve -- i don't know who the heck it is. we have the highest corporate tax rates in the world and one of the lowest tax revenues. go figure. >> eric: they were spinning all this different directions. do we have it? the g.d.p. report it's negative growth time. how about this one. despite lousy g.d.p. report u.s. economy is primed to expand. it didn't look like it to me. good news in a bad g.d.p. report. good or bad? >> it's ridiculous. we have had --, no, i don't think so. we've had the worse single recovery in the history of the u.s. in fact the recovery is much worse b
, no he raised taxes. did ronald reagan raise or lower taxes? >> he cut the highest tax rates. you want to look at rates from 70% to 28%. now, is that a good enough tax cut for you? >> eric: what happened? >> we had great growth. when the tax cuts took effect, we phased in the tax cuts but when they took effect, it went like a rocket ship. we had 7.35% in 1983 and 5 1/2 in 1984. >> eric: and the tax receipts increase? >> there is some guys curve -- i don't know who...
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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com >>> so one point my three guests have made is that don't get nuts about looking at the market. by the way, surratt, doug, and jim. don't get crazy about the market indices because much our your investment should be in something that looks like the s&p 500, the bottom line is this is a world made out of mutual funds, sectors, industries, and geographies. i want to go through exactly what they would recommend someone do right now in this market where we have a little pullbacks, but largely this market has been going in one direction since the beginning of much. >>> in one direction since the beginning of the year and in fact the really brond it's been going in one direction for a lock time. so we are not -- the low hanging fruit for investors may be gone. what do you do now. >> you go with established companies tha
cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com >>> so one point my three guests have made is that don't get nuts about looking at the market. by the way, surratt, doug, and jim. don't get crazy about the market indices because much our your investment should...
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any number more or less on average the income tax throws off more than $200 billion per month and the interest on the expense is about $35 billion. so this idea of defaults on our sovereign debt is just -- it's a nonstarter. it's a red herring for heaven's sake and i don't know why -- well, i do know why. it sounds great. no republican wants a defauchlt. >> come on, larry. let's not be disingenuous about this. we understand the spirit in this regard. if you don't raise the debt ceiling at some point you're going to face default on paying your bills even though you have the income coming in. come on. >> no, no. ly come on. first of all he interchanges and he did several times, treasury bills with the overall budget. the second point is john boehner would say he wants the limit the obligati obligations. that's why he wants less spending and entitlement reform. >> guys, thank you very much. we want to get to our next guess. they're making little progress with each date today. even as every economist agrees that reaching the dead limit will plunge the country into a recession. >> joining
any number more or less on average the income tax throws off more than $200 billion per month and the interest on the expense is about $35 billion. so this idea of defaults on our sovereign debt is just -- it's a nonstarter. it's a red herring for heaven's sake and i don't know why -- well, i do know why. it sounds great. no republican wants a defauchlt. >> come on, larry. let's not be disingenuous about this. we understand the spirit in this regard. if you don't raise the debt ceiling at...
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moderate economic growth and higher tax rates are helping to lower our deficit, meanwhile government spending hass3 increased. also today, fallout ahead for bond investors as interest rates rise. is now the time to sell? joining me now, advice for your portfolio, author of you can never be too rich. so these are queasy times for bond investors. what are you telling your clients? >> there are definitely stars on the horizon. the big question is now weather and at interest rates are going to go up or not because they will. the question of when. no one knows that answer. that being said, there are definitely storms on the horizon. i am advising a lot of folks out there to get out of long-term and intermediate-term bonds. if you are in bond funds, really consider getting out of them and going to individual bonds. gerri: really? >> because this way if the value of the bonds goes down we know there is maturity data out there on when you're getting your money back. the bond fund, if interest rates go up the value goes down and you have no idea when you're getting your money back. >> that's
moderate economic growth and higher tax rates are helping to lower our deficit, meanwhile government spending hass3 increased. also today, fallout ahead for bond investors as interest rates rise. is now the time to sell? joining me now, advice for your portfolio, author of you can never be too rich. so these are queasy times for bond investors. what are you telling your clients? >> there are definitely stars on the horizon. the big question is now weather and at interest rates are going...
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we had a 4% tax come into play this month. who is getting insurance, who is not, we have formulas that are contradictory. if they worked more than 40 hours per week it is something else. so many rules and regulations, so many unknowns it is not a joke, it is a tragedy. i don't know what to do. stuart: i know somebody who runs a small business, and has something like 80 employees and are swamped by the paperwork. the guy i know says i am not going to do it, i will not, i will pay the fine and that is it. >> the simplest thing to do almost is to do nothing. health care benefits will be taxed for the first time ever. this will be an enormous tax increase for the american people. forget about the confusion for small businesses, i rely on a payroll service to do my payroll, i am depending on them to help me sort it out because i don't know what to do. they are interpreted differently, just try calling a helpline asking them to give you guidance, they don't know what they are doing either. with the midterm elections coming, it is a
we had a 4% tax come into play this month. who is getting insurance, who is not, we have formulas that are contradictory. if they worked more than 40 hours per week it is something else. so many rules and regulations, so many unknowns it is not a joke, it is a tragedy. i don't know what to do. stuart: i know somebody who runs a small business, and has something like 80 employees and are swamped by the paperwork. the guy i know says i am not going to do it, i will not, i will pay the fine and...
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start a tax-free busiss at startup-ny.com. ♪ >> it is almost a wrap. but before we say goodbye to a year full of flops and successes, this holiday season is bringing in a range of types of movies that are short take catch your eye. this film find it is in touch wheatley senior editor, and we welcome you. i am filling in for melissa. what is the big hit? and some are just being released this month. >> that is the big money maker for 2013. a little over 400 million. domestically over a billion dollars. that is a huge -- catching fire. adam: they were laughing. >> i loved it. that is number two domestically. despicable me to which has been aahuge moneyyaker domestically and worldwide. movies like fast and furious six to one gravity. a great film. >> it may sell its money. talked about as we get closer. adam: the lone ranger, did it earned enough overseas? >> it made about 260 million worldwide, but if you think about how much it cost, how many million they invested, it was a huge flop. that one in terms of the percentage, it probably was not the biggest,
start a tax-free busiss at startup-ny.com. ♪ >> it is almost a wrap. but before we say goodbye to a year full of flops and successes, this holiday season is bringing in a range of types of movies that are short take catch your eye. this film find it is in touch wheatley senior editor, and we welcome you. i am filling in for melissa. what is the big hit? and some are just being released this month. >> that is the big money maker for 2013. a little over 400 million. domestically...
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very taxing. and all tell you, this may be the wake-up call to stop this. now these are adults, which they are. over 18 generally. they should be able to control their own lives or say no. but if they say no they might be fired on them may not get the job. at think there's a certain level based on what we're talking about, certain level of my choice and that extends to women. you do this because you show your loyalty to the firm. you know, it's kind of scary. most people have loyalty to the country. we should point out that kids are fighting. they stay days at a time. liz: they are highly trained. >> reporter: they are trained. you know, there are fighting for their country, too. they're doing something heroic and brave. you know, this is not that. this is working for goldman, bank of america. you are not fighting for your country. you're trying to get job. what wased on some of the reporting we have done it, we know that goldman is not publicly commenting. people inside said it will pay more attention to this sort of stuff, how many hours there intern's wo
very taxing. and all tell you, this may be the wake-up call to stop this. now these are adults, which they are. over 18 generally. they should be able to control their own lives or say no. but if they say no they might be fired on them may not get the job. at think there's a certain level based on what we're talking about, certain level of my choice and that extends to women. you do this because you show your loyalty to the firm. you know, it's kind of scary. most people have loyalty to the...
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a new report by the citizens for tax justice finds facebook paid no income taxes last year despite making a billion dollars in profit. that's not all. the social networking company also will have a huge, huge tax benefit of four under and $29 million. well, i'm sure. not entirely displeased. big beneficiary of facebook wealth and management. receiving $100,000 in contributions from the company last year, five times more than any other candidate. we will see what happens. holding on to strong gains for the year, despite recent resistance. the nasdaq up more than five and a half%. the dow and s&p both up more than six nap%. so far this year. joining us now to up tell us where these markets and the economy is headed, well, we will be talking with and welcome to our own rick adonis, senior u.s. economist for deutsche bank security. good to have you here. your year. i mean, we have people walking around with long faces. all parts of the country because they're unemployed. the economy is contracting. and they just don't understand how nice it is to be on wall street. >> well, it is chilly down
a new report by the citizens for tax justice finds facebook paid no income taxes last year despite making a billion dollars in profit. that's not all. the social networking company also will have a huge, huge tax benefit of four under and $29 million. well, i'm sure. not entirely displeased. big beneficiary of facebook wealth and management. receiving $100,000 in contributions from the company last year, five times more than any other candidate. we will see what happens. holding on to strong...
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we have seen individual taxes raised by 17% in payroll taxes increase by 11%. >> i have to tell you that everyone got a tax hike it is less than 2%,. >> the savings have been going on. in the figure there is no growth. charles: he is spinning. realistically, when i see these numbers like 600 billion, and i see the media going crazy with the deficits coming down, i cringe because i know that this is something that really doesn't work. >> they didn't cut spending. it got cut a little bit this year. >> by the way i'm glad you brought that up. >> because they didn't have a choice. the deficit is smaller than otherwise. and now we have higher taxes and less spending. charles: the part of the position that is actually working, we never hear about that in the media. >> they both worked to close the deficit. because we have the lowest tax rates over the last decade or so. in this nations history. >> it is. >> okay, let's start off with the administration wants it both ways. they have a low deficit, but at the same time they want to talk about sequester and how it's bad for the economy because th
we have seen individual taxes raised by 17% in payroll taxes increase by 11%. >> i have to tell you that everyone got a tax hike it is less than 2%,. >> the savings have been going on. in the figure there is no growth. charles: he is spinning. realistically, when i see these numbers like 600 billion, and i see the media going crazy with the deficits coming down, i cringe because i know that this is something that really doesn't work. >> they didn't cut spending. it got cut a...
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cuts to the wealth think who don't lead them and objecting to the tax cuts and only minuscule tax cuts at that. >> and 192 pages of different tax exemptions and expenditures in the state of new york, public sector unions not being taxed on their income. >> give me your judgment. do you think that under pressure from governors like mr. perry, that new york will maybe turn around, see the light, frack for the natural gas which new york has in abundance. lower taxes instead of raising them all the time? do you think they will have a change? >> right now they're trying to do that with the marketing campaign. the reality, it's a tough place to open or maintain a business here and, but they will-- >> will they do it? will they be pushed against the wall and say, it's just not working, we're going to lower taxes or we're going to get our own energy? you don't think so, do you? >> not without a strong interest from their public. stuart: and is there that strong interest? new york? >> i don't see that in albany at this present moment, but if they continue to lose the major businesses and contin
cuts to the wealth think who don't lead them and objecting to the tax cuts and only minuscule tax cuts at that. >> and 192 pages of different tax exemptions and expenditures in the state of new york, public sector unions not being taxed on their income. >> give me your judgment. do you think that under pressure from governors like mr. perry, that new york will maybe turn around, see the light, frack for the natural gas which new york has in abundance. lower taxes instead of raising...
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reconstruct what happened through the lpevent, from the time that either led the road and how the pick tax worked and what they wandfáq to do. at the end of the5a day in agreeing with your last guest, the subject drner did not escape. wince you had tactical officers7oo on site and the areau e1contained no other officers were killed, help didn'txd. >> all right, thanks very much to all three of jfyou. we appreciate it. >> still to come, passengers have been trapped for days. they're one step closer toe1 rescue tonight but still many hours çóaway. what are we going to see whenlp help arrives.fá and, three,xdt(e1e1xd how can argentina change engineering in dubai? the =/%aerosmith industryçó in the u.s. at t.r. price we understand the complexities of a global society.xde1qokÑc3 ♪ you know my heart burns for you... ♪ i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! ♪ all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point t
reconstruct what happened through the lpevent, from the time that either led the road and how the pick tax worked and what they wandfáq to do. at the end of the5a day in agreeing with your last guest, the subject drner did not escape. wince you had tactical officers7oo on site and the areau e1contained no other officers were killed, help didn'txd. >> all right, thanks very much to all three of jfyou. we appreciate it. >> still to come, passengers have been trapped for days. they're...
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if you just gave them the tax credit they to get their own if we would not have a problem. tracy: that is interesting. we have something that we set up 10 years ago as part of the fact for those who lost their job because of a trade agreement if you were in a textile mill it is a tax credit you just signed up in added authorizes them to go to the government to get 65 percent of the premium credit. you could write bills like this and they would work fairly well. but the government decided they would fine-tune the income subsidy and check every buddy's tax records and. tracy: that makes it a mass. talk about medicaid. have heard from doctors that said they don't want to take medicaid so what happens with that? >> its is interesting. medicaid various. what you find in the urban states it tends to be controlled by democrats like new york or new jersey and they tend to put people on the program but pay the doctors portly. the rule states paid pretty well because they want to keep the doctors but don't let every betty in. and those by law did not adopt the medicaid expansion so w
if you just gave them the tax credit they to get their own if we would not have a problem. tracy: that is interesting. we have something that we set up 10 years ago as part of the fact for those who lost their job because of a trade agreement if you were in a textile mill it is a tax credit you just signed up in added authorizes them to go to the government to get 65 percent of the premium credit. you could write bills like this and they would work fairly well. but the government decided they...
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it is not actually a tax deductible into the. melissa: to me that is a donation. >> there are four reasons. they care about the person, the cause, the idea. the second is, they want the product, service, or experience. we call that a perk. a lot of things get stuff in return. they want to participate. and they want profit. give one and get $5 back. number four, it is not illegal yet. early next year. melissa: there were other really interesting ones. the first crowd funded baby. someone raised $8,000 for treatment. what category does that fall into? >> great question. we had no idea what would happen in terms of what would be funded because we are open to anything in out of nowhere this couple from florida wanted to be able to get in vitro because there were turned down by insurance companies. so we called them the ultimate entrepreneur. it put the story up on indiegogo. they then had the in vitro and had the baby. and, no, they did not call the baby in the. melissa: canary is one that we had here on the show which was very popul
it is not actually a tax deductible into the. melissa: to me that is a donation. >> there are four reasons. they care about the person, the cause, the idea. the second is, they want the product, service, or experience. we call that a perk. a lot of things get stuff in return. they want to participate. and they want profit. give one and get $5 back. number four, it is not illegal yet. early next year. melissa: there were other really interesting ones. the first crowd funded baby. someone...
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you talk about the balance of tax hikes. >> in terms of tax hikes? my friends are not going to like this on wall street, if you don't have paid in capital in hedge fund you should not get capital gains treatment. >> you would be -- >> i would be surgical at this point. neil: you would -- >> i would take away certain subsidies with taxes, including this one. neil: tea party say that is a tax hike you tell them what? >> i tell the tea party to go to hell, you can't send somebody to government and say i signed in blood i will never raise a dollar in taxes, how do you govern? it is insane to accept that premise. neil: would you tell your resisters to go to hell. >> no, all of a sudden you don't have members to work with any more. >> we should get rid of the members. neil: maybe go to heck. >> that is anarchy. >> that is why he is -- all right, thank you very much. we'll follow this closely, allen simpson. remember him? he makes joe sound like an altar boy. wait until you hear what he wants to do, kids, maybe youtio. watch tomorrow. ow. ocialis tadalafil
you talk about the balance of tax hikes. >> in terms of tax hikes? my friends are not going to like this on wall street, if you don't have paid in capital in hedge fund you should not get capital gains treatment. >> you would be -- >> i would be surgical at this point. neil: you would -- >> i would take away certain subsidies with taxes, including this one. neil: tea party say that is a tax hike you tell them what? >> i tell the tea party to go to hell, you can't...
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do you happen to know the taxes on it? >> well, you know, our tax rate in texas is about 2.75, so you can do the math. >> i can do the math on that. to the quickly but i can do it. let's move on here and check in with you, jamie. i don't think there's a nicer in town neighborhood than the gold coast in chicago. you got one on east cedar, 5.1 million. >> i do. that's a limestone facade home originally built in 2010. 7800 square feet. we don't have quite the acreage but we have good square footage on that one. we have walnut flooring in that home. mic deghoul yo designed custom kitchen. theater room, elevator, terrace on the rooftop that has a bar with amazing skyline views and you're going to be a half a block to the lake. >> that is just great. built in 2010, isn't that unusual? those houses are mostly older than that. >> it's kind of -- it's going to fit in nicely with all the homes that have been there 100 years and original kind of chicago barons. the home fits very nicely. >> robbie, back to dallas, i think we've got n
do you happen to know the taxes on it? >> well, you know, our tax rate in texas is about 2.75, so you can do the math. >> i can do the math on that. to the quickly but i can do it. let's move on here and check in with you, jamie. i don't think there's a nicer in town neighborhood than the gold coast in chicago. you got one on east cedar, 5.1 million. >> i do. that's a limestone facade home originally built in 2010. 7800 square feet. we don't have quite the acreage but we have...
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and we can cut taxes. this is the best of both worlds. >> do you think that we're going to have to repair our roads and bridges at some point? do you think we're going to have to at some point decide that we'll have to compete with china on infrastructure and 21st century infrastructure? let's look at the facts here. in 2009, we did a massive stimulus. we spent $7 billion to turn the economy around. >> on road paving. >> we turned the economy around. >> i'm not going to argue with you about the effectiveness of the 2009 stimulus. but we paved roads. are we going to create productivity for u.s. workers or pave roads? >> hang on, michael. you're still in a 2% economy. still the slowest recovery since world war ii. >> absolutely. you start cutting spending. you can't have it both ways, though, larry. >> i want to go back to dan's earlier point with the cpo. obama today says that they have to get rid of the meat cleaver sequester, because the cbo says it will lose 750,000 jobs this year. now, the year is half
and we can cut taxes. this is the best of both worlds. >> do you think that we're going to have to repair our roads and bridges at some point? do you think we're going to have to at some point decide that we'll have to compete with china on infrastructure and 21st century infrastructure? let's look at the facts here. in 2009, we did a massive stimulus. we spent $7 billion to turn the economy around. >> on road paving. >> we turned the economy around. >> i'm not going to...
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there is a deal with those banks would allow the city during bankruptcy have a $11 million in casone tax revenue. would allow the city to function and pay police and firefighters. this bankruptcy filing might be a good thing for the city. as you know, it puts the creditors at bay for a while. gives the city some sort of a chance to try to get itself back, at least get the police and fire back. there is a huge problem with arson in the city. a huge problem with crime. violent crime rate as much as we hear about chicago's crime rate, detroit tops it in per capita. the city is in very bad shape right now. so, david, this might actually be a positive. david: so we'll see. there are a lot of bondholders out there. we know what happened to the gm secured bondholders. they lost a lot of what they had. >> some of these are secured around some are unsecured. those pension funds -- david: as gm found out they are not necessarily secure. >> exactly. exactly. >> jeff flock, thank you. the municipal bond issue we'll get on that as soon as the story fleshes out. >>> what do cities do to prepare when t
there is a deal with those banks would allow the city during bankruptcy have a $11 million in casone tax revenue. would allow the city to function and pay police and firefighters. this bankruptcy filing might be a good thing for the city. as you know, it puts the creditors at bay for a while. gives the city some sort of a chance to try to get itself back, at least get the police and fire back. there is a huge problem with arson in the city. a huge problem with crime. violent crime rate as much...
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having said that, how you feel about paying more taxes? >> i think that i can't tell but look at what might taxes are being spent for find the lack of discipline, kicking the can down the road. not facing up to reality. it can be very difficult to handle and except. the people they took us here, we should give them more resources to spend on ridiculous programs. it does not make any sense. i think that -- and therefore, i cannot support paying more taxes to an inefficient government that we have. and sometime in the future if we actually had a viable efficient government i don't think you would need rich people to pay more taxes. you would have effectively not squandered it on score lessons or other crazy things. neil: what do you think of the republican presidential wannabes? >> well, i know chris. i think he is terrific. i think he -- if you had a choice. >> i am not -- neil: hillary clinton? >> in the past have not been a big fan. the last five years have made me a very big fan. neil: what is it that she has done? >> she did not elected
having said that, how you feel about paying more taxes? >> i think that i can't tell but look at what might taxes are being spent for find the lack of discipline, kicking the can down the road. not facing up to reality. it can be very difficult to handle and except. the people they took us here, we should give them more resources to spend on ridiculous programs. it does not make any sense. i think that -- and therefore, i cannot support paying more taxes to an inefficient government that...
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2.5 million in taxes last year. what they do per course. they can garnish your wages, take your assets, president -- put you in jail. it's a powerful, powerful agency, and when you use that agency to go against political enemies, hunt them down -- ashley: talking about this tonight? >> we will, but also a topic which i think your viewers might like which is what's going on with bees. bees. we're talking about bees. what's happening to the population of bees? it's diminishing dramatically because of problems in the environment. we have live bees on set. ashley: interesting. just flying around? >> i have a scientist coming in with bees. tracy: man, oh, man, i hope they are not flying around. i'm scared of bees. ashley: i can't wait. wear the big hat and vail. >> i don't know what's in store for me. ashley: stay tuned, as they say, don't miss "the willis report" and the bees here on the fox "b" business. " b" for business. there you go. tracy: breaking news, oil closing up at $95.16. today's gain of nearly 1% marks the second straight day that
2.5 million in taxes last year. what they do per course. they can garnish your wages, take your assets, president -- put you in jail. it's a powerful, powerful agency, and when you use that agency to go against political enemies, hunt them down -- ashley: talking about this tonight? >> we will, but also a topic which i think your viewers might like which is what's going on with bees. bees. we're talking about bees. what's happening to the population of bees? it's diminishing dramatically...
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taxes and nine days for corporate income taxes and what about the deficit? he will have to work until may 9th.
taxes and nine days for corporate income taxes and what about the deficit? he will have to work until may 9th.
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so this is a big talk, the white house looking for tax revenues saying what we should do is tax muni bonds, would anybody ever buy one again of that happened? >> people invest in muniz for the tax to disability. people will go elsewhere, huge mistake. able spending like mad and looking for revenues and go for the well-heeled. gerri: $30 billion, this is something the white house just doesn't want to keep his hands off of. tell me, what would be the unintended consequences of this? >> you are not going to affect the rich, the rich will go somewhere else, but will affect the cities, the states, the municipalities. this is for sewers, hospitals, schools, airports, you name it, for the good of the public. yet they are willing to do something like this, states and cities are alrrady on their backs. i don't get where they are going with this. gerri: you say the rich will go elsewhere, but often just your average rate harry that invest in muni bonds, they will get hit here. you will have this effect of robbing money from the localities that need it most, people at or near retirement trying
so this is a big talk, the white house looking for tax revenues saying what we should do is tax muni bonds, would anybody ever buy one again of that happened? >> people invest in muniz for the tax to disability. people will go elsewhere, huge mistake. able spending like mad and looking for revenues and go for the well-heeled. gerri: $30 billion, this is something the white house just doesn't want to keep his hands off of. tell me, what would be the unintended consequences of this?...
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dennis: european union has raised its terrified american-made women's jeans. 38% rate, 38% taxes more than triple what it had been earlier this year. a big hit for u.s. senate makers. resident of the california fashion association suggest makers may be forced to stop exporting to europe entirely. >> have to drop their price to be competitive with these brands in europe, just in europe, or they will not sell to europe or they will make it elsewhere. dennis: joining us now with more. speaker that is right. $51 billion industry gone from 10% to 38%. what is luxury denim b? we're talking true religion, j brand, hudson and this new tariff basically means their prices will go up 26%. how are the jean manufacturers going to handle it? hudson came out and said we're just going to swallow the cost but for the workers based in l.a., 70% are based in l.a. true religion was telling us they have had to move their workers elsewhere. move the manufacturing out they can move to europe because the reason is europe is the second-biggest market for premium denim. not like because in japan it is dominate
dennis: european union has raised its terrified american-made women's jeans. 38% rate, 38% taxes more than triple what it had been earlier this year. a big hit for u.s. senate makers. resident of the california fashion association suggest makers may be forced to stop exporting to europe entirely. >> have to drop their price to be competitive with these brands in europe, just in europe, or they will not sell to europe or they will make it elsewhere. dennis: joining us now with more....
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once more taxes, that is a trend all over the world. charles: there was a time it was anticapitalism. stuart: that was john paul. your take coming up next. ya know, with new fedex one rate you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. stuart: free-market capitalism is a form of dictatorship. here is what you had to say about that. jones says capitalism is a system that allows us to reap what we sell, be all we can be, and i cannot think of another system that has such freedom, well said. jesus is not a democrat or republican. when i go to church, and pushing the agenda from the all but i don't go back. you have 15 seconds. charles: you get weary when people use religion outside of religion to push a political agenda. capitalism, american-style capitalism created the greatest country on the planet and we saved so many countries, not literally, economically, we ar
once more taxes, that is a trend all over the world. charles: there was a time it was anticapitalism. stuart: that was john paul. your take coming up next. ya know, with new fedex one rate you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. stuart: free-market capitalism is a form of dictatorship. here is what you had to say...
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think we're talking raising taxes again, something the speaker draw line in the san on and said taxes are not going up again. it seems the two parties at loggerheads again. >> it is not the two parties at loggerheads. the american people look to the fiscal cliff deal and said, there are no spending cuts if. they are not happy about that in poll after poll. fast if it is time to raise more taxes they say no. we have done that, so this is not a partisan divide. this is about the president being out of touch with the american people recognize which is you raise taxes $600 billion, we still have $7 trillion in the deficits of the next in years which is not a solution. it just does not add up. there has to be another approach. even his allies in congress, the democrats and the senate of very allergic to the notion that more taxes of a solution. gerri: well, pelosi, harry reid. it is amazing to me. the people have had enough of texas, especially when you drolen to obamacare. i need to get you on to a slightly different topic, executive orders. gene sperling defending the president of the us
think we're talking raising taxes again, something the speaker draw line in the san on and said taxes are not going up again. it seems the two parties at loggerheads again. >> it is not the two parties at loggerheads. the american people look to the fiscal cliff deal and said, there are no spending cuts if. they are not happy about that in poll after poll. fast if it is time to raise more taxes they say no. we have done that, so this is not a partisan divide. this is about the president...
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everything that you pay out-of-pocket for health care is tax deductible. what about something like that? >> that works great. that is how your home insurance works. they don't pay to clean gutters and repaint the walls. they protect your pocketbook against big problems. but you need a functioning cash market. you have to be able to call up the paint contractor to repaint the walls and they don't say, send the form in triplicate and see you next thursday. david: the reason we have the providers and medical care the less distance is better, we're putting more distance between them by getting government in there, aren't we? >> yes, government, hospitals, big insurance, exchanges, the state insurance commissioners who tell you who can be on the exchanges, who can't be on exchanges. it is just getting worse. david: are you hopeful, final question, are you hopeful we'll straighten this out perhaps by, i know, we don't want to sit back to let it unravel but so many problems with obamacare eventually people will cry out for other answers, aren't they? >> yes. ther
everything that you pay out-of-pocket for health care is tax deductible. what about something like that? >> that works great. that is how your home insurance works. they don't pay to clean gutters and repaint the walls. they protect your pocketbook against big problems. but you need a functioning cash market. you have to be able to call up the paint contractor to repaint the walls and they don't say, send the form in triplicate and see you next thursday. david: the reason we have the...
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when those 11 million workers come out of the shadows, one, they are paying their fair share of taxes. that is good for other americans, but secondly, they can't be taken advantage of and they can't be used to undercut the wages of other workers, and what i also say is when you talk to some of the great american technology companies they will say that having more high talented workers come in helps them keep location here, so having a certain number of additional talented engineers and scientists doesn't end up competing with u.s. workers. it actually helps them keep their location here, and that can mean thousands of more jobs for american workers. >> let me ask you sort of a two-headed question in conclusion, first, sticking with immigration. are you hopeful that you all will be able to work with the house and move a version of this bill through and that it will ultimately become law, and if so when? and second, what are the critical issues in the talks now -- the strategic and economic talks between the u.s. and china. >> well, in terms of with the house of representatives, look, t
when those 11 million workers come out of the shadows, one, they are paying their fair share of taxes. that is good for other americans, but secondly, they can't be taken advantage of and they can't be used to undercut the wages of other workers, and what i also say is when you talk to some of the great american technology companies they will say that having more high talented workers come in helps them keep location here, so having a certain number of additional talented engineers and...
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he should do the paperwork and take these things off of your taxes. if it is a lot you can take the full loss. often in one year. but in your heart of hearts, while you may maintain it is a loan, do not broker the relationship. if it never comes back, that was on me because i knew it might not. you own it, you say here is the paper. sign it. leave it at that. from my perspective you never bring it up again. you updated your money back, but you might not. if you want to safeguard your relationship is take a mile west out of it pretty much as a gift. gerri: i think that makes the time of sense. they end up lending the money and then the anger builds. they're is a disagreement over terms. so families particularly, very difficult. gerri: -- >> on -- exactly. unfortunately people speak in metaphors. and they ask you for a loan, then maybe asking for forgiveness because they intend and there are unconscious when not to repay. they do not repay these things. people have that bad feeling. when you ask for it back. wait a second. i thought you loved me. wait a
he should do the paperwork and take these things off of your taxes. if it is a lot you can take the full loss. often in one year. but in your heart of hearts, while you may maintain it is a loan, do not broker the relationship. if it never comes back, that was on me because i knew it might not. you own it, you say here is the paper. sign it. leave it at that. from my perspective you never bring it up again. you updated your money back, but you might not. if you want to safeguard your...
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in particular, by lowering taxes. the number one tax of course, which deals with global warming issues is the carbon tax, which was very unpopular. it was put in power by the previous government. is he going to try to get rid of that carbon tax? >> that is his first order of business. as he announced. and he didn't underestimate the challenge ahead. he has a very clear majority in the lower house. that house of representatives. the senate result, numbers in the senate still need to be, finalized. and, he will need to negotiate that. it would appear through the senate to have successful recision of that particular carbon tax but that is unquestionably a high water mark of his, his job to do immediately and you are absolutely correct, the economy is number one item on the again today. the australian people are looking for stable, sound, economic policy, a growth, a growth policies. they need certainty. the business community are looking for certainty. like the business community around the world. the biggest issue is un
in particular, by lowering taxes. the number one tax of course, which deals with global warming issues is the carbon tax, which was very unpopular. it was put in power by the previous government. is he going to try to get rid of that carbon tax? >> that is his first order of business. as he announced. and he didn't underestimate the challenge ahead. he has a very clear majority in the lower house. that house of representatives. the senate result, numbers in the senate still need to be,...
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federal and state taxes having $0.67 per gallon there. what is really adding to the price in california, the state has the strictest set of regulations for gasoline in the country. my next guest says investor confidence is improving, and why not. with all of these records. it remains fragile as the markets continued their record run, joining us now. harvey eisen, chairman of wright innestors' service holdings. good to have you here. >> good to be here. and from the best of reasons you know what you were talking about. tell us your judgment, what is happening now. looks like we're going to see some tests. people were screaming. i tell -- i called in the cnbc shorts. there were just having a lot of fun with cyprus and its bank, bank brouhaha. crazy stuff. and the shorts did not prevail. it's so sad. your thoughts? >> the market has gone up, as you pointed out. from the bottom in march of 09 for four years in a row. this happened six times before. every time the fifth year has been up. now, that's predict the market. first quarter was up 11%
federal and state taxes having $0.67 per gallon there. what is really adding to the price in california, the state has the strictest set of regulations for gasoline in the country. my next guest says investor confidence is improving, and why not. with all of these records. it remains fragile as the markets continued their record run, joining us now. harvey eisen, chairman of wright innestors' service holdings. good to have you here. >> good to be here. and from the best of reasons you...
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. >>> now to washington tonight, and to your tax dollars. the newest headline surrounding the troubled rollout of obama care. it centers on the contractors paid to build that website. turns out they reportedly had trouble making websites before, and a lot of it. here's abc's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny now. >> reporter: the disastrous health care rollout came as a surprise. but given the company that developed the website, perhaps it shouldn't have. tonight, we're learning about more warning signs from the lead contractor of the health care website. a company called cgi federal, whose executives have a history of botched government projects. "the washington post" reports top officials in cgi's acquired company, ams, have had at least 20 project failures, including -- writing useless computer code. sending paychecks to some dead retirees. shipping military parts to the wrong places. the company says those problems are in the past. at a congressional hearing last month, a company official defended its work and said the website
. >>> now to washington tonight, and to your tax dollars. the newest headline surrounding the troubled rollout of obama care. it centers on the contractors paid to build that website. turns out they reportedly had trouble making websites before, and a lot of it. here's abc's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny now. >> reporter: the disastrous health care rollout came as a surprise. but given the company that developed the website, perhaps it shouldn't have. tonight, we're...
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>> but seems like this deal $41 in tax hikes per $1 in spending cuts with middle class taxes going up, i doubt that we are going to get that either. this president has made clear he not only wants the debt ceiling raised. let's not forget, he wanted the debt ceiling eliminated. that is the kind of negotiating that he is putting forward even though he said he is going to have to negotiate. that is what he said for a long time. if the gop plays his cards right and sticks to the spending see kwaester, i think that will put obama back think the defense. stick around. we have much more cooking for you. but look, i shothought obamacar was supposed to keep costs down. we are going to tell you why. later on, team obama going all out an gun control. i'm glad they are meeting with the nra. but now senator feinstein wants to ban gun control. we'll be right back. with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf gets great rewards for his small business! pizza! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! helium delivery. put it on my spark card! [ pop! ] [ garth
>> but seems like this deal $41 in tax hikes per $1 in spending cuts with middle class taxes going up, i doubt that we are going to get that either. this president has made clear he not only wants the debt ceiling raised. let's not forget, he wanted the debt ceiling eliminated. that is the kind of negotiating that he is putting forward even though he said he is going to have to negotiate. that is what he said for a long time. if the gop plays his cards right and sticks to the spending see...
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>> it is like getting a tax break in a sense. it makes easier more efficient to do business when they have roads and airports and rail systems that they can use to conduct their business and transact their affairs. it is hugely important. if you think about why a business, why a manufacturing business, for example, would want to be here in the united states, as opposed to other places it could be, to the extent that it has these infrastructure improvements, to the extent it has capability to move its goods over good, well-tended roads and has, have port facilities and so forth. those are hugely important aspects of making this country more business-friendly, of bringing jobs and manufacturing into the united states, and being more globally competitive. liz: as we finish up, business-friendly, do you feel the treasury's relationship with u.s. business both big and small is a good one right now, stronger perhaps? >> i do. i think it has been good for quite a while, liz. we spent a lot of time engaging with business, seeking their v
>> it is like getting a tax break in a sense. it makes easier more efficient to do business when they have roads and airports and rail systems that they can use to conduct their business and transact their affairs. it is hugely important. if you think about why a business, why a manufacturing business, for example, would want to be here in the united states, as opposed to other places it could be, to the extent that it has these infrastructure improvements, to the extent it has capability...
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so don't tell me you need tax increases when you've got all of this waste, fraud and abuse. >> greta: and i'm with you with the waste and fraud, but the other issue if there is oversight and people are held accountable for the billions of waste and fraud and someone is signing the checks and i know it's appalling. anyway, congressman, nice to see you, sir. >> thank you. >> greta: the obama administration zunsounding the alarm about sequestration, and air traffic control reduced administration and teacher layoffs. >> some of the stuff happens earlier and some this fall and some of it creates instability and there are literally teachers now getting pink slips and notices that can't come back this fall. >> greta: but is it all just hype? national political correspondent joins us and she has a new article that discusses much of this or all of this. let me start first with the whole is there hype from the obama administration? >> well nthat particular claim which was eyebrow raising, lit getting pink slipped. we asked the education department yesterday if they could tell us any school dist
so don't tell me you need tax increases when you've got all of this waste, fraud and abuse. >> greta: and i'm with you with the waste and fraud, but the other issue if there is oversight and people are held accountable for the billions of waste and fraud and someone is signing the checks and i know it's appalling. anyway, congressman, nice to see you, sir. >> thank you. >> greta: the obama administration zunsounding the alarm about sequestration, and air traffic control...
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why not, i can't believe why i'm not to say it, why not tax them more as opposed to remove a tax exemption from the credit unions? because essentially the argument that credit unions get an advantage from the tax break, according to the federal reserve, this is a quote, the evidence does not yield any sharp conclusions. >> well the evidence does yield conclusions and evidence is really working directly against community banks. community banks and credit unions offer the saks same services. one has a tax exemption the other one doesn't. it is not fair for credit unions, which, are similarly sized to many community banks around the country to receive this advantage and community banks do not. this is not a big bank and credit union issue. this is a really community bank issue. those are the direct competitors we're talking about here. adam: james ballentine, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. lori: oh, no, this could be the year the grinch stole christmas. jobs retailers are expected to hire 50,000 fewer workers for seasonal jobs this year. seasonal hiring last year was at a 12-y
why not, i can't believe why i'm not to say it, why not tax them more as opposed to remove a tax exemption from the credit unions? because essentially the argument that credit unions get an advantage from the tax break, according to the federal reserve, this is a quote, the evidence does not yield any sharp conclusions. >> well the evidence does yield conclusions and evidence is really working directly against community banks. community banks and credit unions offer the saks same...
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neil: the problem as well is what you start taxing, you don't stop taxing, and cigarette smokers found out when fewer of them appeared, the tax all the more on those still smoking so it's, you know, it has an unending nature to it. where's all this going? >> i think it starts at home. what we should do is there should be more education and parents should teach children how to eat healthy because the study was based on childhood obesity, a horrible epidemic, but the more education we have, then the better off we're going to be and able to make better food choice, and maybe we ought to help the farmers so that fresh fruits and vegetablee are easily available, readily available, and less expensive than taxing other types of food that we don't want people to eat. encucialg good eating, but discourage bad eating, but not with taxes. neil: very good. thank you very much. >> thank you. neil: short, sweet, and ends silent. silent for now, why lois lerner may break her silence soon because of this. ♪ >> i have not done anything wrong. e. but who can help you find your own path? who can build
neil: the problem as well is what you start taxing, you don't stop taxing, and cigarette smokers found out when fewer of them appeared, the tax all the more on those still smoking so it's, you know, it has an unending nature to it. where's all this going? >> i think it starts at home. what we should do is there should be more education and parents should teach children how to eat healthy because the study was based on childhood obesity, a horrible epidemic, but the more education we have,...
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taxes. >> is that where you are? you were looking specifically -- >> no, no. >> why did that stick in your craw? >> i was going to tell you the number over $1.7 million. >> still getting book results? >> and that number is actually about $443,000 on average. they said people over 1.7. i'm assuming that's including the range. it questions what that ultimately -- >> what about all those people along with joe in the five million-plus brach. ♪ >> i didn't get that breakdown. we'll bring it to you obviously as breaking news when we come back. >> i am thinking about what i would have to do. i have nothing to sell. not going to be my body. >> hmm. >> not going to happen, john. i don't know. i don't know how you get to that level. thank you for putting me there. >> you can donate an organ. >> i saw something funny about the philadelphia eagles. it was horrible, though. i can't remember how it went. what do you call the philadelphia eagles? 47 millionaires watching the super bowl. >> nice. with a n
taxes. >> is that where you are? you were looking specifically -- >> no, no. >> why did that stick in your craw? >> i was going to tell you the number over $1.7 million. >> still getting book results? >> and that number is actually about $443,000 on average. they said people over 1.7. i'm assuming that's including the range. it questions what that ultimately -- >> what about all those people along with joe in the five million-plus brach. ♪ >> i...
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credit but you are taxing me on the tax credit and forcing me to pay taxes on in, never received. stuart: we have been saying on this program this morning the most likely thing to happen in the immediate future is an extension of the enrollment period. given time to get some glitches fixed in the enrollment process, extend the time frame. what do you say? is that likely? smallest retreat they could possibly make. judge napolitano: i think the president would benefit by extending the enrollment period. i think they are accumulated by the low number of people who have enrolled and they want more people to enroll, if the republicans want to see this thing sink of its own rate they will not extend the enrollment, they will force the president to do one on the dump, he loves to change laws on his own. he thinks he can rewrite statutes congress has written. stuart: i can see it. stuart: aren't you happy you were not preempted and bumped because we were going to take the christening of young prince george? is that a live shot? it is a live shot. that is not where the christening is takin
credit but you are taxing me on the tax credit and forcing me to pay taxes on in, never received. stuart: we have been saying on this program this morning the most likely thing to happen in the immediate future is an extension of the enrollment period. given time to get some glitches fixed in the enrollment process, extend the time frame. what do you say? is that likely? smallest retreat they could possibly make. judge napolitano: i think the president would benefit by extending the enrollment...
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liz: your behalf head the with the tax code agent for new drain capital by taxing capital out of the private sector it does not create jobs. >> that is why the obama class warfare agenda to punish the successful is so destructive because you've eats away at the economy. liz: and taxing the brackets will not create jobs. have a good weekend. the government already takes one-third of every dollar you make now health care takes another $0.25 of every dollar you will not have a dive last. -- a diet last. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from mileaway. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and adiums. but, of course, 's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. liz: for millions of americans the affordable care act is turning it to be anything but affordable. a new study shows
liz: your behalf head the with the tax code agent for new drain capital by taxing capital out of the private sector it does not create jobs. >> that is why the obama class warfare agenda to punish the successful is so destructive because you've eats away at the economy. liz: and taxing the brackets will not create jobs. have a good weekend. the government already takes one-third of every dollar you make now health care takes another $0.25 of every dollar you will not have a dive last. --...
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i'll pay more taxes and pay more taxes at the same time they're in line to get the tax credits and tax breaks. >> let me ask you a question, how does obama go out there with a clear conscious, we've got the get the tax and they've got to pay their fair share. >> i'll tell you why, he's a community organizer at heart and here is the difference, sean. if he were to have managed the community center and maybe he would be used to paying bills and making a budget and having a deadline and knowing what it is to operate a business. instead, he was a community organizers and he was not in charge of-- >> hang on a second. let me finish. hang on a second. >> if you-- she said something that's profound. >> and you're dealing with the-- >> and except his friends in hollywood that give him money-- >> it's chicago pay to play and-- >> no, it's not politics. >> it's politics. >> and at times like this of with the question. spent a half-- >> one last question. what about giving those tax breaks to every american and not just the elite few that give to obama? >> we're talking about giving tax breaks to
i'll pay more taxes and pay more taxes at the same time they're in line to get the tax credits and tax breaks. >> let me ask you a question, how does obama go out there with a clear conscious, we've got the get the tax and they've got to pay their fair share. >> i'll tell you why, he's a community organizer at heart and here is the difference, sean. if he were to have managed the community center and maybe he would be used to paying bills and making a budget and having a deadline...